Create-A-Dive-Site

[freeski4ever]

I am pretty sure that I am not the only diver out there that looks at a body of water, regardless the size, and thinks to myself, "Hmm, I wonder what it looks like underwater."

My question is this: how many people have dove in "unconventional" locations, such as city ponds/parks, golf courses, canals, septic tanks , etc (commercial divers excluded). I know that most people would consider me crazy for even considering diving in such locations, however, I KNOW I'm not the only crazy one out there.

So, what's the craziest "unconventional" place you've dove?

[rox@ucf11]

Originally Posted by freeski4ever

I am pretty sure that I am not the only diver out there that looks at a body of water, regardless the size, and thinks to myself, "Hmm, I wonder what it looks like underwater."

My question is this: how many people have dove in "unconventional" locations, such as city ponds/parks, golf courses, canals, septic tanks , etc (commercial divers excluded). I know that most people would consider me crazy for even considering diving in such locations, however, I KNOW I'm not the only crazy one out there.

So, what's the craziest "unconventional" place you've dove?

Lake Claire on the UCF campus, and am looking at diving a kind of sudo sink hole in the middle of Winter Park Fl (a really urban area) still researching it.

[MDDIVER]

I was hoping for sim diver. Build your own dive park....ummm could make money.

[Doug B]

That Wii game, Endless Ocean (?) has an option to internet link to "other oceans", but I have no idea how to do it.

The game was fun, I would play it for one dive a night, but once I "finished" the game.... uh, kinda boring. Seems the ocean isn't so endless afterall.

Anyone know how to get to other simulation oceans?

[warscout2]

Originally Posted by MDDIVER

I was hoping for sim diver. Build your own dive park....ummm could make money.

I would love a sim dive site. you could move the mighty O to less deep water.

[matt151617]

There was a thing in a recent dive magazine... about public safety diving. One of the stories in there was about a guy that killed someone, then chopped them up and threw them in a septic tank. So they brought in the search and recovery divers from the state police... 25 minutes to find the body parts, 6 hours of gear cleaning and decon.